Author: Natasha Trethewey

Cites

• Charles Wright (1)
  • IN: Native Guard (2006) Poetry, American
    EPIGRAPH: Memory is a cemetery / I've visited once or twice, white / ubiquitous and the set-side / Everywhere under foot . .
    FROM: Meditation on Form and Measure, (1997), Poem, US

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• Tayari Jones (1)
  • IN: Silver Sparrow (2011) Fiction, American
    EPIGRAPH: a territory, a progeny, a spitting image like Athena sprung from her father's head: chip off the old block, issue and spawn; a namesake, a wishbone -- loyalist and traitor -- a native, an other, a subject, a study, a history, a half blood, a continent dark and strange.
    FROM: A Daughter is a Colony, (2010), Poem, US